Salvia aurea | Kirstenbosch Richard Wilford with some of his earliest

with some of his earliest artwork depicting beetles

This endearing child-sized apron called "Believe In The Magic Of Christmas" features Santa and Rudolf

and propensity to self-seed

Syringa x laciniata also known as the feathered Persian Lilac is a graceful

Full colour photographs

Salvia aurea | Kirstenbosch Richard Wilford with some of his earliestSalvia aurea 'Kirstenbosch' is a tough salvia hailing from South Africa that has aromatic greyish green foliage and attractive coppery rusty bronze flowers from late spring, early summer and forms a dense shrub. The calyces turn from green to rusty brown after the corollas which are what attracts the insects that pollinate the flowers. The flowers are excellent for drying and for use in potpourri as they retain their fragrance. The nectar rich flowers